TOKYO RESTAURANTS

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Planning this as a private tour? Tell us three things — your dates, how many nights, and who is travelling (including children or older guests) — and we will send a route outline within 48 hours, free. WhatsApp +852 6888 4736 · or info@blisstravel.life.

These are the Tokyo restaurants we book inside itineraries, weighted to counters that need a reservation days ahead.

Tokyo has more good restaurants than any city we work in, and the problem is choice rather than supply. We book by neighbourhood so dinner does not cost you an hour in a taxi: Ginza for sushi and crab, Shinjuku and Shibuya for izakaya, the quieter side streets for the small counters worth the detour.

Routes in this collection: Crab - Kani Gennu Ginza and Crab - Kani Mamire Tokyo.

Tell us your dates, the number of people and what you would like to eat, and we will shortlist the rooms and check availability. WhatsApp +852 6888 4736.

What this collection covers

This collection is for planning restaurant-led evenings in Tokyo, a city with more good restaurants than we can usefully cover. It is arranged by neighbourhood so dinner does not cost an hour in a taxi: Ginza for sushi and crab, Shinjuku and Shibuya for izakaya, and quieter side streets for small counters worth the detour. The focus is on counters that need a reservation days ahead, booked inside private itineraries. Routes include crab-focused Kani Gennu Ginza and Kani Mamire Tokyo. The collection is intended for private trips, with bookings checked against dates, party size and what you would like to eat.

Frequently asked questions

When should I consider the seasons for a Tokyo trip?

Tokyo has four seasons. Spring and autumn are generally mild. Summer can be hot and humid, and winter is generally cool and dry. Cherry blossom season in spring and autumn foliage are well-known periods when the city is busier.

How many days should I allow for Tokyo?

Three to five days is a common planning range for a first visit, giving time for several neighbourhoods and restaurant bookings. A shorter stay can focus on one or two areas, while a longer stay allows more time in quieter side streets.

How do I travel between places in Tokyo?

Tokyo has an extensive rail and subway network, and trains are the usual way to move between neighbourhoods. Taxis are useful for short hops or late evenings. Booking by neighbourhood, such as Ginza, Shinjuku or Shibuya, reduces time spent crossing the city.

Tell us your dates and who is travelling, and we will design an itinerary free of charge, with no obligation. WhatsApp +852 6888 4736 or email info@blisstravel.life.